Steele struggles continue

That's not answering the question.

You can almost count on one hand the number of RTs who you can ever leave on an island and expect any consistent success.
You once again look too much at surface things
fact is that the top ten or so RTs can do the job except against the best pass rushers.
you seem to think every team has a top pass rusher; got news for you, they don;t
and Steele gets beat like a drum against guys like Gary and even worse
 
You once again look too much at surface things
fact is that the top ten or so RTs can do the job except against the best pass rushers.
you seem to think every team has a top pass rusher; got news for you, they don;t
and Steele gets beat like a drum against guys like Gary and even worse
So in other words 20 or so RTs need help, like Steele.

Which is my exact point.
 
Steeles contract will keep him playing through 2028.

The void year in 2029 has a 4M cap hit.

It’s an insane contract.

We should all brace ourselves…Jerry probably picks up Guytons 5th year option just to spite us.
This is only Guy's 3rd year. We will know after next season if it's worth picking up.
 
Honestly, the solution they’re banking on this year is Dak avoiding the rush at a high level and getting rid of the ball.

Dak was able to do it last year. He is going to have to do it again this year. It just is what it is.
Right. Thank you.

“We were able to get away with crap last year so we expect to do the same this year also.”
 
13th really isn’t that bad considering most lower on the list are rookie contracts. Steele is a low end veteran starter and is paid as one at $11m per. I wish he were a stronger player for sure, but he’s probably paid fairly.
No doubt but what Steele is being generously compensated for his questionable contributions for faulty pass protection. His run blocking is considerably better despite his passing pro woes. It's just sad that our FO wants to get all the bang for their bucks, anyway, since Dak pays a price for it. Steele has no lateral movement to speak of and opposing DEs enjoy it to no end. Yet, our FO tolerates it endlessly, since being filthy rich makes it all bearable, while the fans suffer certain aggravation.
 
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And yet Steele remains better than Guyton. That’s the problem. We have two issues at OT. One issue is much more easily fixable. At least Steele is good in the run game. Guyton has so far been horrible in both the run and pass game
Fair enough but at least Guyton has a first round pedigree and some possible upside that we have yet to see.

We already know what Steele isn’t. Also one is on a rookie deal and the other is stupidly overpaid.
 
The book on Steele has already been written. Very good run blocker, so-so pass protector. Someone that a playoff team could live with as a starter but really not worth the big contract the Cowboys gave him a couple years back.

And I think they are realizing this given the fact they've drafted guys like Nate Thomas, Ajani Cornelius, and Drew Shelton on day three of the draft recently. Hoping one of them hits and gives them an alternative.
 
Steele actually played well at left tackle early in his career when Tyron Smith was injured. Then his development just kind of went stagnant. But the Cowboys value their guys more than most.
 
Right. Thank you.

“We were able to get away with crap last year so we expect to do the same this year also.”
Yeah I’ve wanted Steele gone for a while. But with how bad the defense was. There was no way the front office was going to spend high resources replacing Steele at this time.

Knowing their thinking, they were thinking the offense was good enough already. And Dak could succeed with Steele giving up regular pressure. Because Dak has before.
 
That's not answering the question.

You can almost count on one hand the number of RTs who you can ever leave on an island and expect any consistent success.
and those teams who don't have reliable tackles struggle...

this from blogging the boys

Terence Steele has to fix some things​

On the opposite side, Terence Steele did not have a great day against the Rams. On 105.3 The Fan, Voch Lombardi talked about what he saw from the Cowboys right tackle and it wasn’t a glowing review.


Is it a five-alarm fire? It shouldn’t be because Byron Young is the Rams’ second-best pass rusher next to Garrett. However, a team’s second-best rusher can’t look like an All-Pro if the Cowboys are looking to replicate what they did last year on offense.
Maybe in passing situations this year, the Cowboys keep Brevyn Spann-Ford tied to the hip pocket of Steele to chip the rusher and allow him to get an extra step on a defender. At the end of the day, Terence Steele might be the offensive line’s fifth-best lineman, and that’s okay. As long as the Cowboys aren’t naïve to that fact and can game plan accordingly on game day, it should be fine.

steele is a liability. not only he can't hold fort, at all, he needs help all the time in passing game. he is a revolving door and close to totally useless on passing plays.
 
You responded to it twice.

Detriment only carries weight relative to his peers lol
for money sure
but we are talking the actual game which you seem to think is irrelevant
Dak in traction due to Steele is a real possibility
 
and those teams who don't have reliable tackles struggle...

this from blogging the boys

Terence Steele has to fix some things​

On the opposite side, Terence Steele did not have a great day against the Rams. On 105.3 The Fan, Voch Lombardi talked about what he saw from the Cowboys right tackle and it wasn’t a glowing review.


Is it a five-alarm fire? It shouldn’t be because Byron Young is the Rams’ second-best pass rusher next to Garrett. However, a team’s second-best rusher can’t look like an All-Pro if the Cowboys are looking to replicate what they did last year on offense.
Maybe in passing situations this year, the Cowboys keep Brevyn Spann-Ford tied to the hip pocket of Steele to chip the rusher and allow him to get an extra step on a defender. At the end of the day, Terence Steele might be the offensive line’s fifth-best lineman, and that’s okay. As long as the Cowboys aren’t naïve to that fact and can game plan accordingly on game day, it should be fine.

steele is a liability. not only he can't hold fort, at all, he needs help all the time in passing game. he is a revolving door and close to totally useless on passing plays.
Blogging the Boys isn't anything different than you and I posting.

And I don't even know what this is supposed to prove. I don't think he's good lol
 

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